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"wa-tpo'-pa, adv. in a stream. 

 ■wa-tpo'-pta, adv. across a stream. 

 ■wa-tpu'-tpa, n. dust. 

 ■wa-tu'-ka, adj. faint, weary, exhausted, — ^wama- 



tuka. 

 ■wa-tu'-se-kse-ea, n. dust, dirt, sweepings ; 



manure. 

 wa-tu'-tka, n. small animals ; little things. 

 "wa-tu'-tka-dai), n. small animals. 

 "wa-tu'-tka-tka, n. trifles. See tutkatka. 

 "wa-te'-ea, adj. gentle, mild, docile, tractable. 

 ■wa-^e'-ca-ka, adj. Same as wateca. 

 'wa-ti'-yu-'wi, n. running vines. 

 ■wa-tugg'-ya, v. a. to try to prevent, — watuijg- 



waya. Perhaps this word may also be used in 



the sense of tuijgya, to suspect, have an indistinct 



knowledge of. See itu^keca. 

 ■wa-u'-ka, n. the skin of a bear. 

 ■wa-ui)', V. of uij ; to be ; to be well off, — wa- 



wauq : also 1st pers. sing, of \a). 

 ■wa-xiij'-ea, v. of ui)ca; to mock, imitate, — ^wa- 



uqwaca, wauquQcapi. 

 ■wa-urj'-ea, n. a mocker ; a monkey. 

 ■wa-ui)'-ea-d.aQ, n. a mocker ; a monkey. 

 ■wa-uij'-ka, v. to live well ; one who lives well, 



— wawauijka. 

 vra-urj'-UQ-ka, n. one who wanders about, a 



vagabond. 

 "Wa'-wa-cii), v. of awaciij ; to think of, — wdwa- 



ca^mi. 

 •wa -wa'-ciQ-kta-yu-za, or "svawa6ix)-ekta- 



yuza, V. n. to be kind, forbearing, long-suffer- 

 ing, — wawacii)ktamduz3. 

 ■wa-vra'-ha, n, furs, peltries. 

 wa-'wa'-lipa-ni-yai), v. of wahpaniya^ ; to 



make poor, — wawahpaniwaya. 

 ■wa-Ava'-ki-pa-zir), v. n. to rebel against, oppose ; 



to be a rebel, — wawawakipaiig, wawau^kipa- 



zi^pi. 

 ■wa-'wa'-ki-pa-zir)-pi, n. opposition, rebellion. 

 •wa-Tva'-ki-pa-zir)-yai), adv. rebelliously. 

 ■wa-wa'-mna-da, v. of wamnada; to respect, 



honor, have a high opinion of ; one who respects, 



— wawamnawada. 

 'wa-'wa'-nina-da-siii, n. one who respects no- 

 thing. 

 ■wa-vra'-ni-ea, n. one who is nothing, an insig- 

 nificant fellow. 

 ■wa--wa'-iii-ce-ca, v. there is nothing. 

 ■wa-Avar)'-yag, cont. of wawaijyaka ; wawapyag 



mde kta, / will go to see. 

 "wa-warj'-ya-ka, v. of waijyaka ; to look on, 



see, — wawaqmdaka, wawaijdaka, wawaguijyaka- 



pi. 

 ■wa-waq'-ya-ke, n. a looker-on. 



■wa-^wa'-pi-da-ki-ya, v. of pidakiya; to make 



glad ; one who makes glad, — wawapidawakiya. 

 "wa-"wa'-si-cur)-yai3, adv. like a white man; 



said of a good dog that finds much game. 

 "wa--wa'-si-eui)-yai)-ka, n. one who finds much, 



as game. 

 ■wa-"wa'-si-tki-hda, v. n. to be angry, vexed ; 



one who is angry. 

 •wa-wa'-si-tki-hda-ya, v. of ^itkihdaya; to 



make angry, — wawasitkihdawaya. 

 'wa-'wa'-te-ea, adv. nearly, almost, i. q. i^nikae^ : 



wawatec'a ec'amoi) kta, / had almost done it. 

 ■wa-vra'-yu-sna, v. of wayusna ; to sacrifice ; 



one who sacrifices, a priest, — wawamdusna. 

 "wa-'wi'-eali-ya, v. of icahya ; to cause to grow, 



to form ; to create, — wawicahwaya. 

 Wa-'wi'-eafi.-ye, n. a maker, a former; the 



Creator. 

 ■wa'-"wi-ear)-ksi, v. n. of cagksi ; to be cross, 



ill-natured, — wawidanwaksi. 

 ■wa'-wl-ear)-ksi-ka, n. a wrangler, a conten- 

 tious person. 

 ■wa'-'wl-eai)-ksi-ya, adv. crossly, roughly. 

 ■wa-"wi'-ei-fea-lia, n. one who commits adultery. 

 'Wa-'wl'-ei-lia-lia-pi, n. a laughing-stock ; adul- 

 tery : wawicihahapi ecanoi) kte tei, thou shalt 



not commit adultery. 

 ■wa-vri'-da-ke, n. a master, a king, a ruler ; a 



kingdom. 

 "wa-"wi'-har)g-ya, v. of ihaijgya ; to destroy,— 



wawihai)gwaya. 

 •wa-wi'-hai)g-ye, n. a destroyer. 

 ■wa-vnl'-ha, v. of iha ; to laugh at, — wawiwata. 

 ■wa-vri'-lia-ha, v. red. of wawiha. 

 ■wa-"wi'-BLa-ya, v. a. to cause to laugh at, — wa- 



wihawaya. 

 ■wa-Tvi'-na-hni, v. of inahni ; to be in haste. 

 "wa-viri'-na-lim-yar), v. to hasten, cause to 



hurry, — wawinahniwaya. 

 'wa-'wi'-na-ki-Bini, v. to be in haste, to do hefme- 



hand, — wawinawakihni. 

 "wa-Avi'-na-ki-lini-ka, n. one who is in haste. 

 ■wa-'wl'-ni-har), adj. of inihai) ; fearful, afraid ; 



inspiring fear : wawinihar) mai)ka. 

 "wa-wi'-ni-hag-yai), n. to make afraid, — wawj- 



nihaijwaya. 

 ■wa--viri'-ni-har)-yar), adv. fearfully. 

 'wa-'wi'-pi-da, v. of ipida ; not to give, to re- 

 fuse, — wawipiwada. 

 ■wa-'wi'-pi-i-ei-da, v. refiex. of wawipida ; to 



think more of oneself than of any one else, said of 



a woman who is unwiUing to marry, — wawipi- 



mi^ida. 

 ■wa-"wl'-ste-ea, adj. modest, ashamed. See wi- 



^teda, the better form. 



